According to the indictment, Hamas had been planning a specific assassination attack in Germany or Austria against Israeli representatives, Jews or pro-Israel individuals since at least July 2025
The area under Hamas control is crowded, which may explain the reliance on militias and while the organization's commanders are anonymous - the group is far from collapse ▪ Meanwhile, rabbis and politicians have condemned the punishment meted out to male soldiers who harmed operational activity by refusing to sit next to a woman
From Israel's perspective, Hamasniks are not Nazis; they are seven times worse. In the eyes of most Israelis, everyone in Gaza is Hamas, and being Hamas means being sentenced to death, even if the deceased is a doctor, teacher, or bookkeeper
NGO Monitor says internal Hamas documents show NOREF coordinated with senior Hamas officials and was seen by Hamas as a conduit for influencing European policy.
Netanyahu stressed Hamas must disarm of all its weapons, including heavy and light arms, which according to the plan, would be subject to Palestinian law. A senior Hamas official said the group remained committed to the roadmap
Despite not having an official Israeli role, Ron Dermer was sent to Washington to defuse a diplomatic crisis with the U.S. over Israel's objections to the agreement struck between the Gaza Board of Peace and Hamas, a source says
The Trump-backed Board of Peace initially said the IDF withdrawal and Hamas disarmament would be synchronized, later changing course after the board's top envoy met Netanyahu • Two were reportedly killed in an IDF strike late Monday night condemned by Qatar, Turkey and Egypt
Israeli authorities said the 29-year-old Mohammed Awad contacted Hamas to join the group's ranks and receive resources for the attack • Ben-Gvir said it is the 'ninth time' he has been targeted, adding that it does not deter him from his political objectives
Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli said the decision was based on Alice Froussard's alleged remark that the Hamas massacre should be seen 'in context.' French broadcaster RFI expressed outrage over the move, accusing Israel of curbing press freedom
The IDF has approved plans for renewed fighting in Gaza, citing intelligence that Hamas has rebuilt parts of its infrastructure, including some tunnels. Israeli political sources stressed that the Netanyahu government has yet to approve another offensive
A 37-year-old man of Palestinian origin was arrested on Crete on suspicion of Hamas membership, Athens police said. Greek media reported he may have been planning to target a ship arriving from Israel on Tuesday
Cases will be heard by a military court in Jerusalem, where Hamas terrorists will be charged with genocide, harming state sovereignty or territorial integrity, initiating war, aiding the enemy in wartime, offenses under the Counter-Terrorism Law and murder
The High Representative for the Trump-led Gaza Board of Peace Nickolay Mladenov presented the UN Security Council with a proposal to Hamas, outlining phased disarmament and integration of Hamas-linked police into a technocratic committee in Gaza
A senior Hamas official confirmed Izz al-Din Haddad was killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza on Friday. The IDF also confirmed the assassination. Hamas sources admit the group is currently incapable of threatening rocket fire against Israel in retaliation
Haddad is the last remaining Hamas official in Gaza who was part of the group's leadership before the Hamas-led attack on October 7, 2023, and is considered one of the operation's planners. A senior security official told Haaretz that the assassination attempt was successful
The U.S.-led Board of Peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov said Hamas 'has a future' if it disarms, steps back from Gaza governance and accepts deradicalization under Donald Trump's plan, as mediators weigh advancing the framework with Israel even without Hamas consent amid stalled talks
Filing in Miami federal court, Masri's attorneys rejected claims he knowingly enabled Hamas, saying plaintiffs offer 'speculation' and no proof his projects could foreseeably support attacks. The case involves around 200 U.S. plaintiffs seeking damages under the Anti-Terrorism Act